Poor Charlie's Almanack

“Tremendous”

Cited from Andreessen's appearance on Barry Ritholtz's Masters in Business interview.

“This book is something of a publishing miracle—never advertised, yet year after year selling many thousands of copies from its Internet site.”

The page links to the book's official site, poorcharliesalmanack.com, where Buffett's blurb appears.

“[One of] the best books for business people.”

Bookmarked.club cites Petersen's tweet listing best books for business people.

Ek discusses Munger as a long-running source of mental models and decision-making frameworks in the Tim Ferriss interview.

Pabrai calls Poor Charlie's Almanack the most important book in his life and the foundation of his investing and mental-model approach; he rereads it constantly.

“Poor Charlie's Almanac is a great example of that... how do you build enough of a latticework... so that you know which ones to apply when?”

Named on The Tim Ferriss Show #334 (2018).

“When the first edition was published in 2005, I treated the book as a treasure and read it cover to cover multiple times. Each time I read it, I learned something new. At that point, I wanted to carefully translate the entire book for Chinese readers, a wish that took another five years to fulfill.”

From Li Lu's own foreword to the Chinese edition of Poor Charlie's Almanack (signed 'By Louis Li,' Li Lu's English name), published in English translation on his firm Himalaya Capital's site. The book also appears as item #4 in the 'Value Investing, Finance, and Capitalism' section of his published Recommended Book List.